Sentence examples for intends to invoke from inspiring English sources
It clearly intends to invoke the neighbourhood's bohemian heyday, but the dowdy furnishings and talking parrot in the ground-floor bar take you back to a more recent time, before foreign mores and local money made Istanbul cool.
At a pre-inquest hearing in Woking it emerged that the Surrey force, which is likely to face strong criticism if it is proven that Mr Perepilichnyy did not die from natural causes such as a sudden heart attack, gave notice last week that it intends to invoke the PII rules - the first time it has signalled such a move concerning its investigation into the Russian's death.
May's government said her permanent envoy to the EU had informed European Council President Donald Tusk of the date when Britain intends to invoke Article 50 of its Lisbon Treaty - the mechanism for starting its exit after a referendum last June in which Britons voted by a 52-48 percent margin to leave the bloc.
Often, the designs were pagan, intended to invoke a pre-Christian, ethnically pure Hungarian past.
Last week senior Justice Department officials said they intended to invoke the Expediting Act.
Davis supporters said they intended to invoke the United States Supreme Court decision in Bush v. Gore, the case that decided the 2000 election.
One man repeatedly furled and unfurled a little blue flag upon which was drawn a veve -- a symbolic design intended to invoke a voodoo spirit.
With Chinese newspapers lacquered to the walls, sparkling bead curtains and lanterns leaking magenta light, the smallish first-floor rectangle is intended to invoke the woozy pull of a Shanghai opium den.
"The committee has been contacted by Ms. Lerner's lawyer, who stated that his client intended to invoke her Fifth Amendment right and refuse to answer questions," the committee's spokesman, Ali Ahmad, said Tuesday.
